The corona crisis is changing everything, including the University of Twente. Almost all buildings are closed and only a tiny fraction of the UT community can be found on the premises, but that doesn’t mean life has completely left the campus. This is what the UT looks like now, during the ‘corona days’.
The Spiegel building remains open and available for students who cannot study at home.
While most employees work from home these days, some staff members naturally need to keep working on campus.
The outdoor sport facilities were still busy on Friday when these photos were taken. Since then, the UT has banned the use of these areas.
The COOP supermarket remains open and seems to have sufficient supplies of one of the most demanded products these days.
Dit is de elfde editie van CAMPUS, een magazine bedacht en gemaakt door U-Today en de UT-afdeling Marketing & Communicatie. Het blad is de gezamenlijke opvolger van twee magazines: het Science & Technology Magazine van U-Today en het Alumni- en Relatie Magazine van de Universiteit Twente. Door verhalen over onderwijs, onderzoek, ondernemerschap, studentenleven en alumni brengen we verschillende doelgroepen bij elkaar.
